The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 02, 1912, Page 2, Image 2
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Columbia, S. C., Nov. 2, 1912.
On the second of December the
University of South -Carolina meets
Davidson at \Vinthrop College in
debate. In view of this coming
event it was deemed advisable that
the attention of the student body be
called to this meeting for several
reasons. Last year about two 11u1
dred mlen came with their team from
Davidson and about forty went from
Carolina. Every muan who went to
\Winthrop last year will tell you
that the trip >v4s a greater pleasure
than any other two social events of
the year. In spite of the fact that
we were outnumbered more than
four to one, we put Davidson out of
the running when we rose to cheer
our debaters. Not until Monday
morning last in chapel has a Caro
lina bunch come together in such a
manner as did the forty men who
represented the "Garnet and Black"
at Winthrop.
Now, this year we want at least
two htulnd-redl Imn to g;o to Rock Hill
with the dehters and if this number
can he gotten a special coach will be
secturel for transportation. Those
who go can leave here at 3 :20 Mon
day a fterlnooln and get back for
chapel 'uesda' morning. Think
this over anld make arrangements
to be one of the bunch.
It is useless to in form the students
that at the last matinee of a football
game held in ahmsonj H-all the
management wvent somUethIing like ten
dlollars in the hole. Th'lis fact was
made kniown to the stud(ent b)ody at
one of its late meetings. Nowv, for
the benefit of the two or three hun
dIred students who cannot go wvith
the teams these matinees were ar
r-angedl for, a fter much(71 w~ork on
the p)art of the management and it is
up to those students to see that these
matinees are successes and not fail
tures like the last one. The price is
small and in th'e ieach of every man
on the campus and it certainly be
hooves every man of us to lend' our
support.
Do you realize that in attending
these matinees y(u are supporting
your athletics jus as much so as if
you were attendin a game on Davis
Field ? The proceeds over expenses
go to the Athletic Association to
help defray the expenses of running
tle teams. Now if you have not
been in the habit of attending these
matinees, go to the next one and you
won't be willinA to miss any more.
Don't he a tight-wad, support your
teal 11.
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